The art lovers of the city enjoyed the splendid classical performance on Sunday evening as Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum presented 'Sitar Recita’ and 'Kuchipudi Dance' under Uttaradhikar series.
The programme started with sitar jugalbandi by Pandit Shiv Bal-Tiwari and Vipin Tiwari (Rewa) with their fellow artists in which he made jugalbandi in Raga Yaman three rhythm and made all the audience enchanted.
After this, Raga Yemen was played in three rhythms and the sitar playing in the madhya rhythm. Pandit Shiv Bal, Tiwari and Vipin Tiwari end their presentation while presenting folk tunes. Pandit Shiv Bal, Tiwari and Vipin Tiwari were accompanied by Abhilash Dwivedi on a tabla.
After Sitar Vandan (Jugalbandi), Meenu Thakur from New Delhi performed Kuchipudi dance with his fellow artists. Meenu Thakur started the dance while performing dance on 'Ganesh Prachin'. In this presentation, the forms of Lord Shree Ganesh were performed by artists with their dance skills.
After the Ganesh Praise, artists presented the dance on 'Jod Jati'. In this presentation, dance is performed over the vowels and pure dance is presented. After this there was a dance performance centered on ‘Grah Katha'. In this presentation, the artists presented the the story of the birth of a planet. In this presentation the artists filled their expressions with their artistic skills impressing the audience present in the auditorium.
After this, the artists presented the story of Krishna's birth through dance. In this presentation, the episide of Yashoda and Krishna's Vatsalya was very beautifully presented by the cast. Meenu Thakur with his fellow artists paused his dance performance by presenting Kuchipudi dance on 'Tarangam'. Artists presented a dance on the plate in Tarangam. The artists in Tarangam drew the look of Shri krishna on stage. It was wonderful.